Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
Q

% of pple who start exercise and still do it 6 months later and why

A

70%, unreasonable goals

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2
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SMART goals

A
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Rely on others
Time oriented
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3
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environments that encourage eating

A
  • TV commercials
  • fast food density
  • portion distribution
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4
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environments that discourage exercise

A
  • car density
  • internet
  • inactive friends
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5
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% of meals consumed in restaurant

A

45

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6
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self - efficacy

A

belief in 1’s ability to perform given task

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7
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competence

A

skill set

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8
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internal locus of control

A

you control the outcome

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9
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external locus of control

A

world dictates life

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10
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risk complacency

A

everyday you choose poorly = more difficult tomorrow

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11
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Activity levels based on steps

A

sedentary 12,500

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12
Q

Inactivity physiology

A

new field of study; works to combat sitting disease

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13
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opportunity cost

A

price you pay when you choose 1 thing over another

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14
Q

RMR

A

370 + 21.6 (Fat Free Mass)

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15
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Fat Free Mass

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body weight in kg x (1.0-BMI)

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16
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TEE multipliers

A
  • 1.3 sedentary
  • 1.4 Ex 30 minutes
  • 1.5 Ex 45 minutes etc.
17
Q

barriers to change

A
  • Complexity
  • Gratification
  • Indifference
  • Preconditioned cultural beliefs
  • Procrastination
  • Rationalization
  • Risk complacency
18
Q

behavior change theories

A
  • Learning theories
  • Problem solving model
  • Social cognitive theory
  • Relapse prevention model
19
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Learning theory

A

most behaviors are learned and maintained under complex schedules of reinforcement and anticipated outcomes

20
Q

Problem solving theory

A

process of change requires

  • attention
  • setting of goals
  • design for specific plan
21
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social cognitive theory

A

behavior change is influenced by

  • environment
  • self-efficacy
  • characteristics of the behavior
22
Q

relapse prevention model

A

pple are taught to anticipate high risk situations and develop action plans to prevent lapses and relapses

23
Q

Transtheoretical model of change

A
  • Pre-contemplation: not considering change
  • Contemplation: acknowledge the problem
  • Preparation: planning to change
  • Action: actively doing things to change (relapse)
  • Maintenance: continues new behavior for up to 5 years
  • Termination/Adoption: 5+ years of change; no fear of relapse
24
Q

Most common processes of change

A
  • Behavior analysis
  • Consciousness-raising
  • Emotional arousal
  • Goals
  • Helping Relationships
  • Monitoring
  • Self-analysis